Sentence examples for we might extend from inspiring English sources

I thought, wrongly as it turns out, that we might extend this process to the Mexican wave and Russian roulette, which are no longer connected solely to those countries.

And we might extend that respect to well-known modern languages; the cognoscenti sniff at the sandwich-shop's offer of "a panini" (panini is plural, with the singular panino, in Italian).

If the earnings are still accelerating, we might extend that sell price further up.

He added: "If we feel we are close, we might extend the dig.

It may be a concern of this kind that has lead some philosophers sympathetic to left-libertarianism to explore ways in which we might extend the scope of the left-libertarian argument beyond what we conventionally think of as inherited resources to cover other kinds of assets.

We reasoned that if we reduced the impact of metals on insoluble protein formation, we might extend healthspan and possibly lifespan.

We speculate that this mechanism might extend to the touch-induced double-flash illusion [ 27], where the specific temporal influence of tactile stimulation may impact visual cortex excitability [ 28] and therefore visual processes as described above.

We previously reported that long-term chemotherapy might extend survival in responders to first-line chemotherapy [13].

If we eliminated all disease, the average life span might extend into the nineties.

Here we examined whether diurnal variations in immune responses might extend to the antibody response to vaccination.

'We must prepare for the potentiality of conflict that might extend from earth one day into space".